ferrebeekeeper

The 1855 Consort Crown of Empress Eugénie, set with diamonds and emeralds in eagle and palmette motifs Outside the pages of literature (or ancient history) Ferrebeekeeper has no love for monarchs/tyrants/autocrats/warlords.

Usually I post a Crucifixion-themed artwork on Good Friday, but this Easter, there were many chores, but also the cherry tree was blossoming (more about this later!)

What is best in life?

Ovivore Kite (Wayne Ferrebee, 2023) ink and watercolor on paper Happy April Fools Day!

Japan!

Between 2022 and 2025 I (largely) took a sabbatical from blogging…but I did not stop working on making toys and artworks!

The Glensheen gold gorget (or collar) dates from 800 to 700 BC and was found in a rock fissure in Co.

Well here in America, things seem pretty bleak.

Gah!

Back during World War II (a distant time when Americans believed fascism was wrong), American GIs added their own distinct humorous graffiti to walls, billboards, and conquered enemy outposts.